The Single Mom Rescue

A K9 Handler Romance (Disaster City Search and Rescue Book 13)

By: Jenna Brandt

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

An ex-Navy Seal used to being alone, a plus-sized single mom struggling to juggle her responsibilities, and a hurricane that brings them together.

Mason Fredericks knows everything there is about water. It’s what makes him the perfect instructor for water rescue at the Disaster City Search and Rescue Academy. Any chance he gets, he spends it in the water. So, when he finally gets a weekend off, he heads to the nearest lake. While fishing, he sees a boy struggling in the water, and he and his K9 partner, Dover, dives in to save him. When he returns the boy to his waiting mother, he can’t help but notice how gorgeous she is.

Being a single mom wasn’t something Carly Webber ever signed up for, but when her husband decided to leave her and their son for another woman, she didn’t have a choice in the matter. It’s taken two years to get to a place where she felt like her head was above water, prompting her to take her son on a weekend getaway to celebrate. When he nearly drowns, she beats herself up for letting it happen. Only the kind words of her son's handsome rescuer are able to make her see she’s doing a far better job than she’s giving herself credit for. So, when he asks her out on a date, she agrees without hesitation.

Will Mason find a way to make room for a family? Can Carly let go of her past betrayal to find love a second time? And what happens when they get caught in a hurricane together?

Earning A Child’s Love!

The character of Mason appeared to be very noble. I loved his immediate attraction to Carly, she seemed to be such a wonderful and loyal mother. It appeared to me that Mason needed someone he could cherish and care for. I have to admit, I was ready to strangle Jason, but it was obvious that he needed help. He really needed a therapist, but, that being unaffordable Mason was going to have to work, even harder to win him. Mason was an outstanding role model for Jason, showing his mother respect, love and dependability. It was heartwarming to see Mason give into Carly’s request when it was a hard decision for him. I loved the ending, Mason and Carly needed each other. I still have to say, I dislike these virtual narrators as they mispronounce so many words that you have to conscientiously hesitate and figure out what they were trying to say.